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            Although Rust is still under heavy development, there should exist examples of applications and libraries at least partially written in Rust. Unfortunately I am unable to find such examples.

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        <h3><a href="/questions/15871885/how-to-debug-rust-programs" class="question-hyperlink">How to debug Rust programs? [closed]</a></h3>
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            How can we debug Rust programs?

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        asked <span title="2013-04-08 05:30:11Z" class="relativetime">Apr 8 '13 at 5:30</span>
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        <h3><a href="/questions/15619320/how-to-access-command-line-parameters" class="question-hyperlink">How to access command line parameters?</a></h3>
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            The rust tutorial does not explain how to take parameters from the command line. fn main() is only shown with an empty parameter list in all examples.

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        <h3><a href="/questions/31609137/why-are-explicit-lifetimes-needed-in-rust" class="question-hyperlink">Why are explicit lifetimes needed in Rust?</a></h3>
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            I was reading the lifetimes chapter of the Rust book, and I came across this example for a named/explicit lifetime:

struct Foo&lt;'a&gt; {
    x: &amp;'a i32,
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fn main() {
    let x;                ...
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            Traits in Rust seem at least superficially similar to typeclasses in Haskell, however I've seen people write that there are some differences between them. I was wondering exactly what these ...
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            I've been awhile from Rust and a new wild type String appeared. So I'm wondering what are the differences? When does one use String instead of str and vice versa? Is one of them getting deprecated?

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            I'm learning/experimenting with Rust, and in all the elegance that I find in this language, there is one peculiarity that baffles me and seems totally out of place.

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            What does TypeState refer to in respect to language design?  I saw it mentioned in some discussions regarding a new language by mozilla called Rust.

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            Let's say I have this struct

struct Triplet {
    one: int,
    two: int,
    three: int,
}


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            I'm experimenting with writing some bindings to the Boehm GC for Rust.

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  The goal of Rust is to be a good language for the creation of large client and server programs that run over the Internet. Rust description on wikipedia


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            I have this code snippet:

let mut my_number=32.90;


I need to know the type of my_number. Using type and type_of did not work; is there any other way I can print the number's type?

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            I'm using rust 0.11 and implemented the following method and unit test:

    fn read_file(path: &amp;Path) {
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        for line ...
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            In Rust, pointers can never be null, so in case where you actually need null, such as a linked list, you use the Option type:

struct element {
    value: int,
    next: Option&lt;~element&gt;,
}


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            I presume you do something like this:

use uuid::Uuid;
use std::fmt::Formatter;
use std::fmt::Debug;

#[deriving(Debug)]
struct BlahLF {
  id: Uuid
}

impl BlahLF {
  fn new() -&gt; ~BlahLF {
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            Google doesn't returns any good results.

I've encountered it reading http://www.rustforrubyists.com/book/book.html i.e.

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            Occasionally I've found myself wanting to write functions that can be called in either of two ways:

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            Dave Herman's recent talk in Rust said that they borrowed this property from C++. I couldn't find anything around the topic. Can somebody please explain what monomorphisation means?

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            This is for the current 0.6 Rust trunk by the way, not sure the exact commit.

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            I'm wondering how to read user input in Rust.

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            How can I make an HTTP request from Rust? I can't seem to find anything in the core library.

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            As Rust gets fleshed out more and more, my interest in it begins to pique.
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            Lets say I have a trait Foo

pub trait Foo {
   fn do_something(&amp;self) -&gt; f64;
}


and a struct which references that trait

pub struct Bar {
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}


Trying to compile I get

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            I'm new to Rust and I'm trying to write a program that involves filtering and folding over arrays. I've been using TRPL as a reference, but I don't understand what happens when I form iterators over ...
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            Is it possible to compile a Rust library crate so that the user can't see the source code but can still use the library?

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            In the following example, I would much prefer to assign a value to each field in the struct in the declaration of the fields. Alternatively, it effectively takes one additional statement for each ...
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            I'd like to mark functions/methods as deprecated.  I tried to apply the deprecated attribute:

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fn old_way_of_doing_it() {


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            I'm playing around a bit with the Rust FFI, and now I'm trying to get a C string returned by a C library, and convert it to a Rust string.

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const char* hello(){
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            I am trying to write simple TCP/IP client in Rust and I need to print out my buffer I got from the server. How do I convert the u8 vector to a String for printing?

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            Following these answers, I've currently defined a Rust 1.0 function as follows, in order to be callable from Python using ctypes:

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            I want to have a module with multiple structs in it, each in its own file. Using a Math module as an example:

Math/
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  Complex.rs


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            Hm, this is covered in the rust tutorial, but I can't actually make it work.

If you have a directory structure like this:

src/main.rs
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src/module1/blah2.rs
src/utils/logging.rs


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            The following Rust code compiles successfully:



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a.rs:6:13: 6:14 error: explicit lifetime bound required
a.rs:6 ...
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            How do I produce a list containing all the integers in Rust ? I'm looking for the equivalent of Haskell's [n..m] or python's range(n, m+1) but can't find anything.

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use std::os;

fn main() {
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And I get ...
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